Stephen Vagg’s series on forgotten British movie moguls looks at the second part of Nat Cohen’s career (for part one, see here). In our previous piece on Nat Cohen, we
Comedy is famously difficult to do well in film, which makes the lack of respect afforded it by award ceremonies and film festivals so baffling. This lack of respect isn’t
The recent series on beach party movies got us thinking about the movie stardom of Frankie Avalon. Because for a while there, in the mid-1960s, at the height of beach
Max Schreck’s performance as the vampire Count Orlok in 1922 movie Nosferatu has haunted Robert Eggers since childhood, prompting the fledgling filmmaker to direct a version of the film while
Talented young Australian actress on the rise Josephine Blazier brings bundles of barbed charm and energy to the new Australian black comedy Audrey. “I was like, this is the most
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… a sincere balance of humour and heart that avoids conforming to too many of the expected archetypes.
“It’s still incredibly surreal for me. To debut as a writer/director with a series on Netflix, that’s just not something I ever imagined would happen,” says Videoland writer, director and
Fresh off its Best Series (Comedy) win at Series Mania, the local filmmaker behind the nostalgia-tinged web series Videoland, is most excited about it screening at Queer Screen Film Fest.
In the independent comedy, That's Not Me, Alice Foulcher plays Polly, a young woman dealing with constantly being mistaken for her twin sister, a famous actress. We took a few
Having already made his bones as an integral part of The Daily Show, Malaysian-born Ronny Chieng is taking centre stage in Ronny Chieng: International Student, a new comedy series based